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nappy

[nap-ee] / ˈnæp i /
NOUN
British word for diaper
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She said it has been very useful to cover the costs of buying clothes, wipes and nappies.

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"I was able to get him some clothes, I got him a baby swing and then I was able to bulk buy on nappies and wipes and things like that," she added.

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Before Leila Green became a mother of triplets three years ago, she envisaged she'd be the kind of parent who would use reusable nappies.

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"I was getting increasingly anxious and confused. I couldn't make a cup of tea or change Patrick's nappy," Lizzy, from York, said.

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David Wall, who has lived on the street for 44 years, said the piles of dumped black bags had contained dirty nappies, food waste and even a dead rat which caused a ghastly smell.

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